Establishing the President's National Council for the American Worker

What it means

Creates a National Council for the American Worker to develop strategies for workforce training and education. The council will work with private employers, educational institutions, and government to prepare Americans for 21st century jobs and address the 6.7 million unfilled positions in the U.S. economy.

Expected impact

• Improved coordination between government, businesses, and educational institutions to address skills gaps in the workforce
• Development of new training programs and apprenticeships focused on technology, manufacturing, and emerging industries
• Greater transparency about job opportunities and required skills to help Americans make informed career decisions
• Increased private sector investment in worker training and retraining programs